Pink Mountaintops’ Stephen McBean discusses the influences behind ‘Peacock Pools’
‘Peacock Pools‘ is Black Mountain frontman Stephen McBean’s first Pink Mountaintops album in eight years, and he’s on tour now.
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Pink Mountaintops announce 2022 tour
Pink Mountaintops, aka Black Mountain frontman Stephen McBean, is back with new album ‘Peacock Pools‘ in May
Pink Mountaintops prep new LP with mems Melvins & Redd Kross (stream a track)
Pink Mountaintops, the solo project of Black Mountain's Stephen McBean, will release new album ‘Peacock Pools' on May 6, featuring Steven MacDonald (Redd Kross), Dale Crover (Melvins), and more
Marissa Nadler announces new EP, shares “Seabird” (Alessi Brothers cover)
The EP features three songs written during the sessions for last year's 'The Path of the Clouds' (including one featuring Black Mountain's Amber Webber) and two covers...
Primus extend Rush tribute tour into 2022 with Battles, Black Mountain & Black Angels
The tour has Primus playing Rush‘s ‘A Farewell to Kings‘ in full.
Primus reissue albums on colored vinyl
The 10th Anniversary edition comes in a deluxe gatefold jacket with newly expanded artwork, and the 2 LP set has been pressed on ghostly green vinyl. Primus are on tour currently, too.
Marissa Nadler announces ‘The Path of the Clouds,’ shares “Bessie, Did You Make It?”
‘The Path of the Clouds‘ will be out October 29 and features appearances from Mary Lattimore, Simon Raymonde, Emma Ruth Rundle and more.
Ashley Shadow announces new album ‘Only The End,’ shares song ft. Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy
Vancouver singer/songwriter Ashley Shadow's second album (and first in five years) arrives in September via felte.
Primus reissue ‘Suck on This’ on red wax (exclusive variant), expand tour
Primus’ 1989 classic debut, Suck on This is being repressed on ruby red vinyl which is exclusively available in our stores and on pre-order now.
Hellfest 2022 lineup: Metallica, Nine Inch Nails, Judas Priest, Mercyful Fate, Deftones, 300+ more
To make up for the two lost years, Hellfest returns for two weeks in 2022, and it would be easier to list which heavy bands *aren't* playing...